get a quote

Copper C110

CNC-Machined-Cooper-Parts (1)

Material Type

Metal

Material Name

Copper C110

Alternative Names

C11000 | CU ETP | Oxygen-free high thermal conductivity (OFHC) copper

Process Compatibility

CNC Milling, CNC Turning

introduction

Copper C110 in CNC Machining

Copper C110, also known as electrolytic tough pitch (ETP) copper, is a commercially pure copper alloy with high thermal and electrical conductivity.

It’s commonly used in components that require efficient electrical transfer, such as electrical connectors and bus bars. It has excellent machinability but tends to work harden, so we do proper cutting techniques, as well as appropriate tool selection, cutting speeds and feeds, and coolants when machining. Copper C110 has good corrosion resistance, although it can tarnish over time. This can be addressed through coatings or finishes if necessary.

With 99.99% copper content and stringent impurity limits, it avoids embrittlement when heated and offers high ductility for easy cold working. Additionally, C110 is easily bendable without breaking; it only requires little force for shaping and stands out for its corrosion resistance. C110 is truly a great option for both indoor and outdoor components. Typically, C110 is available in 1/8 hard (1/8 H) or 1/4 hard (1/4 H) conditions, and it's resistant to annealing.

Properties

Properties Table of Copper C110

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Ultimate Tensile Strength 220-280 MPa
Yield Strength 60-240 MPa
Young's Modulus(Elasticity) 115-120 GPa
Elongation at Break 9-30%
Physical Property
Weldability Moderate to Poor
Thermal Property
Thermal Expansion Coefficient 17-17.7 x 10^-6/°C
Thermal Conductivity 380-388 W/(m·°C)
Electrical Property
Electrical Resistivity 1.71-1.76 μΩ*cm

TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW

Basic Knowledge of Copper C110

What is Copper C110?

Copper C110, also known as ETP (Electrolytic Tough Pitch), is highly malleable and ductile, with excellent heat and electrical conductivity. Its reddish color is typical for copper alloys.

With a purity of 99.9%, it has 101% IACS conductivity. While not as corrosion-resistant as some copper alloys, C110 copper still exhibits reasonable resistance.

Advantages of Copper C110

Excellent electrical conductivity

High thermal conductivity

Corrosion resistance

Ductility and malleability

Good mechanical strength

Easy to solder and weld

Biostatic (antimicrobial properties)

Recyclable

Applications of Copper C110

Electrical connectors

Plumbing fittings

Heat exchanger tubes

Antimicrobial surfaces

Automotive radiators

Electronic components

Musical instruments

Architectural elements

FAQ

Machining Copper C110 Buying FAQ

Yes, C110 copper is oxygen-free. It is classified as electrolytic tough pitch (ETP) copper, indicating high purity and minimal oxygen content.
They refer to different grades or alloys of copper. Copper 101 is oxygen-free electronic copper, while Copper 110 is electrolytic tough-pitch copper.
C102 and C110 are both copper alloys, but their composition differs. C102 has a higher oxygen content than C110.

Other Materials

Get An Accurate Quote For Your Next Projects

No matter your project is complicated or simple, no matter is metal or plastic, you will get an accurate quotation within 6 hours.

Get A Quote Today